When planning a trip to the casino, there are several things to consider, including what games you want to play, who you will bring with you, and what you want to wear. However, it is also important to consider what type of food you want to eat while you are there. The dining experience can make your visit to the casino extra special, but with a vast range of options to choose from, you may become overwhelmed. Below, we go through what you can expect from dining in a casino and some of the choices available to you. Different Types of Dining at a Casino Top resorts like those under the BetMGM c ..read more

Starting a journey with a luxury mental health rehab is like opening the door to a new chapter in your life, one brimming with hope and the promise of positive change. This kind of rehab doesn’t just tackle mental health challenges; it wraps you in an experience that reshapes your view of yourself and your power to thrive even after tough times. A Space That Breathes Healing Imagine stepping into a place so serene it feels like the world has taken a gentle pause, just for you. Luxury mental health rehabs offer this unique calm tucked away in stunning landscapes that seem to whisper, “Take your ..read more

In modern business strategies, consumer analysis has become a pivotal tool for understanding customer behavior. Unlike demographic data, which focuses solely on statistical characteristics, psychographics delve deeper into psychological aspects. This article will unravel five essential considerations when opting for this analysis to propel your business forward. Holistic Understanding of Consumer Behavior A comprehensive understanding of customer behavior is essential for businesses striving to establish profound connections with their target demographic. Unlike conventional demographic analys ..read more

Sorry, guys. The “girls” will be taking over Sea Isle City on the weekend of Friday, April 19, to Sunday, April 21. The annual spring Girls Weekend celebration features shopping, dining and partying. Participating local businesses will offer deals and discounts to make the weekend even more special. Jitney service will be available on Saturday, April 20, from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. The Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce and Revitalization sponsors Girls Weekend. For more information, visit Spring Girls Weekend — Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce & Revitalization (seaislechamber.com) The post Get ..read more

Navigating the complexities of scientific subjects can be a daunting task for many students. The intricate theories, precise calculations, and critical analyses required not only time but also a deep understanding of the subject matter. This is particularly true when it comes to crafting lab reports—a staple of science education that tests students’ ability to observe, analyze, and articulate scientific experiments. Lab reports are more than just assignments; they are the bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical application. However, many students find themselves overwhelmed by the c ..read more

Social media plays a big role in this because thanks to it, everyone can share and adopt words from others language. Gen Z for example, has claimed many words that they use rather often. MID, ICK, BUSSIN are some slang words you may notice in their jargon. Words and variants of it are everywhere, its easy to get scrolling when you feel bored and every day you may notice some new hot ‘slang’ being used not only on social media but also on the booming word of Word Games. Its funny that words themselves are rarely discussed, their etymology, how they evolved, how they adapted in various places/ci ..read more

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI This wasn’t the type of beach time normally associated with trips to the Jersey Shore. Instead of toting around beach chairs, umbrellas and coolers, some of the visitors to Sea Isle City on Sunday morning were carrying large trash bags. They were taking part in the annual spring “beach sweep” to remove litter and other debris from the environmentally fragile shoreline. Three of the cleanup volunteers, Joe Krajicek and Lauren Barnhart and her 14-year-old son, Sebastian, methodically combed the dunes in search of trash and then moved down to the beach to continue their work ..read more

By MADDY VITALE Jordan Geller just happened to be in the right place at the right time. On April 9 at 9 a.m. the Ocean City resident not only saw a group of dolphins splashing in the ocean at the Fifth Street beach, but he also captured the spectacular display of nature on his drone. “I was watching the 7th Street wave camera on my phone and I saw the dolphins swimming. So, I raced there with my DJI Mini 3 Pro Drone,” Geller, 40, a surfer, said in an interview Sunday. Video courtesy of Jordan Geller. Geller noted that he has seen more dolphins in the past two years than he remembers in prev ..read more

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI A new project expected to open this summer in Sea Isle City is transforming the look of the downtown business district with its contemporary design and sheer size. The mixed-use development at the corner of 42nd Street and Landis Avenue will feature commercial space on the ground floor and four luxury condos on the top two stories. Its sprawling size and modern design make it stand out in a section of the downtown long dominated by the smaller, older buildings lining both sides of the Landis Avenue corridor. “It has more of a Longport or Margate feel to it,” Jim Burger, a ..read more

By DONALD WITTKOWSKI In some parts of Sea Isle City, there is too little sand. In other parts, there is too much. A major project is underway by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to place close to 1 million cubic yards of fresh sand on the beaches to restore stretches of Sea Isle’s eroded shoreline by Memorial Day weekend. Yet just the opposite is occurring on some of the pathways that lead to the beach. Some of them have too much sand, making it difficult for senior citizens, people with disabilities and families with young children to make their way to the beachfront. “Over time, the sand ha ..read more